Module: Decoratable
- Included in:
- Countable, Debuggable, Deprecatable, Hintable, Memoizable, Pryable, Retryable, Synchronizable
- Defined in:
- lib/decoratable.rb,
lib/decoratable/classic.rb
Overview
Public: provide an easy way to define decorations that add common behaviour to a method.
More info on decorations as implemented in Python: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Python_syntax_and_semantics#Decorators
Examples
module Decorations
extend Decoratable
def retryable(tries = 1, = { on: [RuntimeError] })
attempts = 0
begin
yield
rescue *[:on]
attempts += 1
attempts > tries ? raise : retry
end
end
def measurable(logger = STDOUT)
start = Time.now
yield
ensure
original_method = __decorated_method__
method_location, line = original_method.source_location
marker = "#{original_method.owner}##{original_method.name}[#{method_location}:#{line}]"
duration = (Time.now - start).round(2)
logger.puts "#{marker} took #{duration}s to run."
end
def debuggable
begin
yield
rescue => e
puts "Caught #{e}!!!"
require "debug"
end
end
def memoizable
key = :"@#{__decorated_method__.name}_cache"
instance_variable_set(key, {}) unless defined?(key)
cache = instance_variable_get(key)
if cache.key?(__args__)
cache[__args__]
else
cache[__args__] = yield
end
end
end
class Client
extend Decorations
# Let's keep track of how long #get takes to run,
# and memoize the return value
def get
Constant Summary collapse
- @@lock =
Mutex.new
Class Method Summary collapse
Class Method Details
.extended(klass) ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/decoratable.rb', line 80 def self.extended(klass) # This #method_added affects all methods defined in the module # that extends Decoratable. def klass.method_added(decoration_name) return unless @@lock.try_lock decoration_method = instance_method(decoration_name) define_method(decoration_name) do |*decorator_args| # Wrap method_added to decorate the next method definition. self.singleton_class.instance_eval do alias_method "method_added_without_#{decoration_name}", :method_added end unless method_defined?(:__original_caller__) define_method(:__original_caller__) { @__original_caller__ } end unless method_defined?(:__decorated_method__) define_method(:__decorated_method__) { @__decorated_method__ } end unless method_defined?(:__args__) define_method(:__args__) { @__args__ } end unless method_defined?(:__block__) define_method(:__block__) { @__block__ } end # This method_added will affect the next decorated method. define_singleton_method(:method_added) do |method_name| original_method = instance_method(method_name) decoration = Module.new do self.singleton_class.instance_eval do define_method(:name) do "Decoratable::#{decoration_name}(#{method_name})" end alias_method :inspect, :name alias_method :to_s, :name end define_method(method_name) do |*args, &block| begin # The decoration should have access to the original # method it's modifying, along with the method call's # arguments. @__decorated_method__ = original_method @__args__ = args @__block__ = block @__original_caller__ ||= caller decoration_method.bind(self).call(*decorator_args) do super(*args, &block) end ensure @__decorated_method__ = nil @__args__ = nil @__block__ = nil @__original_caller__ = nil end end end # Call aspect before "real" method. prepend decoration # Call next method_added link in the chain. __send__("method_added_without_#{decoration_name}", method_name) # Remove ourselves from method_added chain. self.singleton_class.instance_eval do alias_method :method_added, "method_added_without_#{decoration_name}" remove_method "method_added_without_#{decoration_name}" end end end ensure @@lock.unlock if @@lock.locked? end end |